On Samstag 07 Februar 2009, Hans Meine wrote: > > > never happened with my past installation on the same system); I just > > > started top while we were watching a recording, and mplayer too 50-55% > > > of CPU usage, and Freevo took 15-25%! (And that's with reduced > > > resolution, to make it play at all.) [...]
Oh, I just noticed that freevo takes 19% CPU even in idle state. (I.e. while
showing a menu like the main or movie menus.) That's some thing I can try
debuggin, e.g. disabling plugins...
..interesting. This change brings CPU usage down from 19% to 9%:
-plugin.remove("shutdown")
-plugin.activate("autoshutdown", level = 90)
-plugin.activate("autoshutdown.autoshutdowntimer")
However, 9% still looks too much. One must get the impression that I am using
an 486, but it's a Celeron 2Ghz, which should be perfectly capable of showing
a stupid static(*) menu without stress!
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Ciao, / / .o.
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/ / ANS ooo
* OK, yes, there's the clock. ;-p
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